Europe

The views of the Acropolis are one of the most romantic scenes to experience during a trip to Athens. In the morning, when the sun touches the summit, it’s clear why this was the center of the ancient Athenian world. During the sunset, the columns of marble glow with the…

Looking forward to next summer family holidays Wondering where to go for the next summer holidays is my default mode during the winter. And especially around the holidays. I can’t seem to help it! Those who know me, know I am not a fan of the winter holiday season. For…

Holiday Traditions in Greece Merry Spoiler Alert: Links to some of our favorite hotels included (it’s our Christmassy way to tell them how much we like them. As usual, opinions remain our own). Some absolutely love Christmas, others absolutely despise it. However, the Christian world agrees that the most festive…

Medieval Greece: Fortresses and Castles on the Islands. Greece is so much more than a Mediterranean summer recipe for success: Sun, sea, and sand. It’s a country that is ever so diverse, with a historical significance that spans thousands of centuries. From the ancient times that put Greece on the…

Iceland, the land of fire and ice Three reasons to discover Iceland come easy. The place they call the land of fire and ice is a small Nordic island country in the north of Europe. It’s a true paradise for those who love nature, unique landscapes and adventure. This volcanic…

The Non-Traditional Guide for Christmas in Crete: What to do in Rethymno. If you’ve been following The Tiny Book, you already know I don’t enjoy the holidays. There’s never much of a Xmas spirit on the blog. To our surprise, we’ve found it’s not just us! This year, we’ve received requests…

As part of our research for the Non-Traditional Christmas Guide of Crete, we’ve devoted two weeks to explore the region of Rethymno. Over there we discovered many interesting things, for instance, Rethymno wine tasting. We also found that there is a place more than worth a visit. It’s Klados, a small, family-run…

Korcula Island: A gem in the Adriatic sea A fairytale kingdom exists on an island in the Adriatic. This Mediterranean island is home to a fortified, enchanting city that belongs to Croatia: Korcula. If you’ve already seen Dubrovnik, you will find Korcula Island is a condensed version of it. Yet,…

Tips for Masterminding a Family Barge Cruise in France By Marie Nieves Few holiday options can beat the charm of a family barge cruise, especially if you and your loved ones are visiting a picturesque region which abounds in waterways such as Italy or France. Still, unless planned with care…

Welcome to Naxos. Dare to imagine wide open spaces, with breathtaking views of the chora and the Portara. Walk to the most fantastic beaches a stone’s throw away or enjoy a sublime private pool. Dare to discover a place where the Aegean meets smooth landscapes and alluring rock formations. This…

Stories of my Chania We are there, almost… I mean, this month marks my first six months living in Chania. Yet, looking back, I never wrote a proper article about the city. Chania is the second city on Crete and one of the most beautiful towns around Greece (or so…

During our days in Antiparos, we chose to post all our pictures and updates online with the hashtag #KidsLoveAntiparos. In fact, if you type it, you’ll find our photos. And even if you may not see actual pictures of the children, landscapes will tell you why… The reason is simple,…

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This blog is as eclectic as myself. It indeed started as a family travel blog, but it soon turned out to be more than that. There are so many more things I do apart from being a mom… most of them related to showing you the easiest way to travel.